Riaño, Juan F. (Juan Facundo), 1829-1901 · London : Chapman and Hall · leaf 243
modern date prove that this industry existed in theselocalities. At about 14 miles from the Puebla de D. Fadrique,there is a locality called Pinar de la Vidriera, where traces 2 32 SPANISH INDUSTRIAL ART. of ovens and scoriae exist belonging to an ancient glassmanufactory, which is likewise… … GLASS VASE.—SPANISH, i6tH CENTURY. building itself is decorated with the escutcheon of the family cfHernando de Zafra, one of the secretaries of Queen Isabel, latein the 15th century, who must have purchased it with other landswhich he possessed there, towards the year 1492. A gallery, onemile…
Decorative arts · Pottery
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